Can orthognathic surgery be free on NHS? (Photo)

I have performed over 4000 of your type of necessary procedures, (orthognathic surgery).I would have to see you in person but I would probably recommend maxillary advancement with mild mandibular setback The need for genioplasty after those procedures would have to be assessed at that time and...

The downgrading of your maxilla will of course lengthen your face exactly by the number of mm downgrafted. It is simple math. Likewise a lenghrhenig Genioplasty will do the same and will lengthen the lower 1/3 of your face from the lip commissure downward and it will stretch your skin as you asked.

Thank you for sharing the photos. You have a case of bimaxillary deficiency (more dentoalveolar rather than skeletal base) . And you are absolutely right in that you will require comprehensive treatment to achieve dramatic improvement. This is likely to be a combination of presurgical...

Yes, you certainly can. The bimaxillary osteotomies are at different units from the zygomatic complex and hence independent. It primarily depends on your surgeon and whether he is happy to do this combination . You are likely to have a longer recovery, however not significantly.

You are absolutely right, and jaw surgery is going to be your best option. It would help your breathing, aesthetics, and correct the underlying structure rather than further camouflage. At the time of jaw surgery, moving upper jaw up and forward is going to give you better tip support, and if...